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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1946
Page
6
At the recent graduation in Panhandle Miss Elizabeth Armstrong led as valedictorian with a 97.52 average. Roy Lee Engle ranked high. H. B. Skelton Jr. received the Balfour award and Patsy Hodges won the Fine Arts Club English award.
New officers are to be elected by the Fourth Degree General Assembly of Knights of Columbus in Cathedral Hall at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Malachy James Kelly is the faithful navigator, with a history as the first to hold the office from 1942 to 1945 and a later re election after Sir Knight Fred Gerard resigned.
A writer addresses teens sharing seed-planting acts and letters of encouragement. Readers from California, Texas and the Panhandle send replies praising her radio talks, with hopes for rereading her story and future appearances.
Hamburg report cites Else Krueger saying Martin Bormann likely killed during the Berlin collapse. She describes him as brutal and temperamental and notes he was last seen fleeing Hitler’s air raid shelter on May 2. She believes Russians recovered a body, unidentifiable as a senior officer.
The Childress county singing convention will be held in the High Point School building on June 2. Many out of county singers are expected to attend.
John Barron and Joe Tyler representing Santa Fe will lead a claims prevention forum at the Amarillo Traffic Club luncheon on Wednesday at 12 at the Mexican Inn. Art Jordan, club president, announced the event aiming for 100 percent attendance. Delbert Dalby assists with arrangements as motor freight rail and air transportation people and shippers join the round table discussion.
Panhandle June 1 Special. The Panhandle Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers for the ensuing year. Names include Worthy Matron Grace Dart and Worthy Patron W. E. Dart, with numerous appointed officers and conductress Nan natte Padget among the list.
With school year end four senior class funds donated to the Carson County Living War Memorial Fund. The total contribution amounts to 36.14 dollars from various donors.
Senior classes of 1929 1939 1941 and 1945 contributed to the Memorial Fund. Recent receipts include 10.00 from the Four Leaf Clover Club Groom and 457.85 from the Fine Arts Club of Panhandle. The Fine Arts Club presented their program via the Variety Show during a tour of the Panhandle region.
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